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Title Arab Nations Unite Against Trump's Gaza Plan A Rare Display of Unity Amidst Geopolitical Rivalries

A Rare Display of Unity in the Face of Geopolitical Rivalries

In a rare display of unity, Arab nations have come together to reject US President Donald Trump's proposal to relocate Palestinians from Gaza to Egypt and Jordan. The plan, which has been met with fierce opposition across the region, would displace over 2.4 million people and has been deemed unacceptable by Arab League chief Ahmed Aboul Gheit.

A United Front Against Ethnic Cleansing

Despite their differences, countries including Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Qatar have put aside their rivalries to block Trump's plan, which they see as a form of ethnically cleansing Palestinians from Gaza. Even those who have drawn closer to Israel in recent years, such as Saudi Arabia, have refused to budge.

Egypt and Jordan Lead the Charge

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and Jordan's King Abdullah II have emphasized the unity of their countries' positions on Gaza, calling for immediate reconstruction without displacing Palestinian people from their land. Sisi has described Trump's idea as an injustice that his country cannot take part in.

Saudi Arabia Holds Firm

Saudi Arabia, which has been engaged in years-long US-brokered normalisation talks, has also drawn a firm line against displacement. Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has made it clear that any normalisation deal with Israel hinges on the creation of a Palestinian state.

The United Arab Emirates Joins the Pushback

The United Arab Emirates, which signed the Abraham Accords normalising ties with Israel in 2020, has also joined the pushback, rejecting any compromise of the inalienable rights of the Palestinian people.

A Moment of Unity for the Region

This issue has brought the region together in a rare display of unity, often plagued by geopolitical rivalries. The Arab League chief has warned that any displacement from Gaza and the West Bank would be unacceptable for the Arab world, which has fought this idea for 100 years.

Necessity Drives the United Front

Egypt lacks economic leverage, but the Gulf's support strengthens its decision-making power on the international stage and in front of Trump. At the end of the month, Cairo is set to host an Arab summit on the Palestinian territories, which could be followed by an emergency ministerial meeting of the Organisation for Islamic Cooperation.

A Clear Message from the Arab World

The Arab world's message has been clear there can be no forced relocation, and the solution is the two-state model. Any discussion beyond these two points is off the table. Ahmed Maher, an Egyptian political researcher, said that the Arab world's stance is not negotiable.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the Arab nations' united front against Trump's Gaza plan is a significant development in the region. The rare display of unity underscores the gravity of the situation and the importance of finding a peaceful solution to the Palestinian crisis.

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